Inkweaver313
New Member
I had three goldfish I believed to be all females in a 125 gallon tank. They got along great, everyone was happy for about two years. Then it turned out one of them was male and well... eggs everywhere.
We couldnāt have that keep happening so we got a 75 gallon tank, set it up, cycled it, and a month and a half later this bachelor has his own pad.
the problem is he will not relax. He keeps glass surfing. Heāll eat. His fins arenāt clamped. He plays with the gravel, and then he goes right back to swimming up and down the glass. This tank does seem super reflective compared to his old tank. Could it be his reflection? Could he be missing his friends? Any advice?
tank parameters:18"L x 48"W x 21"H
Water parameters:
Ammonia 0 ppm
Nitrite 0 ppm
Nitrate 20 ppm
pH 7.5
We couldnāt have that keep happening so we got a 75 gallon tank, set it up, cycled it, and a month and a half later this bachelor has his own pad.
the problem is he will not relax. He keeps glass surfing. Heāll eat. His fins arenāt clamped. He plays with the gravel, and then he goes right back to swimming up and down the glass. This tank does seem super reflective compared to his old tank. Could it be his reflection? Could he be missing his friends? Any advice?
tank parameters:18"L x 48"W x 21"H
Water parameters:
Ammonia 0 ppm
Nitrite 0 ppm
Nitrate 20 ppm
pH 7.5